Comments on: Style Trend: Ombré Hair http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/ Wed, 22 May 2013 22:33:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: roz http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26285 roz Wed, 12 Jan 2011 14:17:37 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26285 It's nearly impossible to pull off imho. Very very few get it right. It’s nearly impossible to pull off imho. Very very few get it right.

]]> By: Carmen B. http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26284 Carmen B. Wed, 12 Jan 2011 12:51:59 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26284 Pretty looks! I've heard so many people talking about this look lately--you guys are on it! Pretty looks! I’ve heard so many people talking about this look lately–you guys are on it!

]]> By: Serine http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26283 Serine Tue, 11 Jan 2011 23:20:49 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26283 Love you an your hair Cara! Love you an your hair Cara!

]]> By: William Cane http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26282 William Cane Tue, 11 Jan 2011 18:13:28 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26282 Ombré is a popular fallacy. By this I mean it's popular because celebs use it, not because it's intrinsically effective. In fact, at manhattanmakeovers.com we advise clients against it. As image consultants we enhance the contrast between a woman's skin and hair tone. But ombré obscures this duplication of contrast level and, for that reason, is generally less effective than a monochromatic hair color. Just because a celebrity makes a mistake doesn't mean you have to. Ombré is a popular fallacy. By this I mean it’s popular because celebs use it, not because it’s intrinsically effective. In fact, at manhattanmakeovers.com we advise clients against it. As image consultants we enhance the contrast between a woman’s skin and hair tone. But ombré obscures this duplication of contrast level and, for that reason, is generally less effective than a monochromatic hair color. Just because a celebrity makes a mistake doesn’t mean you have to.

]]> By: michelle elaine http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26281 michelle elaine Tue, 11 Jan 2011 13:03:49 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26281 i too am rocking the ombre and i can't wait till it's longer so i can get the ends just a touch lighter like miss drew barrymore i too am rocking the ombre and i can’t wait till it’s longer so i can get the ends just a touch lighter like miss drew barrymore

]]> By: Jessica http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26280 Jessica Mon, 10 Jan 2011 19:25:00 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26280 I think my favourite would have to be the 2nd picture; it's not too much at once, more like darker roots. I don't mind this look but I'm not sure how I can pull it off, I'm pale and have pitch black hair. I think my favourite would have to be the 2nd picture; it’s not too much at once, more like darker roots. I don’t mind this look but I’m not sure how I can pull it off, I’m pale and have pitch black hair.

]]> By: Anonymous http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26286 Anonymous Mon, 10 Jan 2011 15:26:54 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26286 Hey Brit! Ombré is a french word for 'shadow' and in fashion usually refers to a fabric dyeing process that produces a pale-to-dark gradation of color. You should find you're short hair inspiration with Alexa Chung. I think it's very do-able. However, if you want the more subtle look, dye your ends a shade a that is closer to the blonde you have now. The way you can achieve this is if you have your hairdresser to balayage your hair. Balayage is a coloring technique where your hairdresser literally paints on the dye instead of using foil to give you very natural highlights. Hope that helped! Hey Brit! Ombré is a french word for ‘shadow’ and in fashion usually refers to a fabric dyeing process that produces a pale-to-dark gradation of color.

You should find you’re short hair inspiration with Alexa Chung. I think it’s very do-able. However, if you want the more subtle look, dye your ends a shade a that is closer to the blonde you have now. The way you can achieve this is if you have your hairdresser to balayage your hair. Balayage is a coloring technique where your hairdresser literally paints on the dye instead of using foil to give you very natural highlights.

Hope that helped!

]]> By: Brit http://blog.lulus.com/beauty/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26279 Brit Mon, 10 Jan 2011 14:52:14 +0000 http://blog.lulus.com/2011/01/style-trend-ombr-hair/#comment-26279 i like it but how do i rock it if i have short blonde hair?? and why do they call it "ombre" and how do they get the faded look of it instead of an intense choppy color block look? i like it but how do i rock it if i have short blonde hair??

and why do they call it “ombre”

and how do they get the faded look of it instead of an intense choppy color block look?

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